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Blowin in the Wind, Magee's Farm by Dylan, Swing Low Sweet Caddalic by Matt Minglewood , Working Man by Rita
MacNiel, and The Dark Island a traditional bagpipe tune.
Hopefully that will be a while yet, still more kitchen jamming
to be done.
Badeye... 
Do you need an apprentice to help you?? That would be a cool job with all those guitars. I'm sure you'll do great.
Badeye...
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...Badeye
Thanks South paw , the crash helmut jug band was in full force that nite . The police could have sat down and jammed with us we didn't care. Now time to fill the jugs for the next jam which is this saturday. No rest for these trubadors. It's
some fun tho.
Take Care... Badeye
Hang in there Zurf, it's all going to be fine. I like your song and can relate to it.
Take care... Badeye
So true Frankster, My first attempt at blues songs didn't sound very good at all, kept going tho, and now they come along just fine. Like Ringo Starr say's" Gotta pay your dues,
if you want to play the blues, and you know it don't come easy".
Take care.. Badeye
Thanks Old Doll, apprently we had all the rooms but one, that was the complainer and called the police at 6 in the morning. Ah well it was time to lay down anyway. Feeling
better now after good long nap, tea on want a cup??
Take Care... Badeye
Welcome to Chordie.
Try Swing Low, How long blues, and Key to the hiway,. look under Eric Clapton for these easy blues songs.
Keepin it blue... Badeye
You got that right Bonedaddy. More fun than a barrell full of
monkeys. Can't wait for the next one. I'm a sucker for punishment but just love to jam all night with good friends.
Take Care.,..Badeye
Hi Old Doll, We made it back. The nite was a great one and went till 6 am. Hal Bruce and Ticket To Ride were great. The last set he invited some of our gang on stage to play. My friend Don got up and did a few of his own blues tunes, the crowd loved it. After the bar was over we got our guitars out and jammed till 6 in the morning. The police were called and came to quiet us down and really not a problem. The Mersey house is a grand hotel built in the early 1800's, it even has a recording studio. The food was a real treat. We jammed in the library of the hotel and was a great atomsphere. I am real glad I have this monday off as I need some needed sleep. Now it's time to lay low till the next jam.hee hee.
Have a great day.... Badeye.
Well now, we are off today on a musicial journey to the town
of Liverpool, Nova Scotia. WE are off to see Hal Bruce and Ticket To Ride a band that does all Beatles. There is 32 of us going
and we rented the whole Mersey House Hotel both floors. The band plays at nine in the bar in the hotel. Everyone is taking their guitars and
I will take my musical basket, Harmonicas. gazoos, bongos,shakers, and tambourine. the owners of the hotel said we could use the common room for our party jam afterwards.
we have lots of cold beer and party treats to keep us going.
Its gonna be a blast.
Have a great weekend chordie... Badeye
Gordon Lightfoot.
Badeye
Glen Cambell, Marty Robbins, Shell Silverstone, Gene MacLennan, Stan Rogers, Myles Goodwin, Matt Minglewood,
Jeff Healy, Bruce Guthro, Jimmy Rankin are just a few that come to mind. Cant forget Sonny Terry and Brownie MaGhee.
Badeye...
badeye wrote:I usually play at the nut with fifths and sevenths depending on the song. Acoustic guitar is a blast.
...Badeye
Well, I'm real similar in that I'm usually the nut playing.
- Zurf
Funny stuff Zurf, we act nutty too when we get in the kitchen for a jam, all in good fun.
Take Care... Badeye
I find if I know the song the pattern will come very easy. Of course I always have a radio on at work to oldies music and
it can be repeative which is good to get to know the tune. I usually play at the nut with fifths and sevenths depending on the song. Acoustic guitar is a blast.
...Badeye
For me it's older blues, sixties and seventies country, anything
classic rock, and lots of coal mining tunes.
...Badeye
Matt Minglewood = Roy Batherson.
...Badeye
Great stuff Southpaw, your an inspiration to all.
Badeye...
Try Sly and the Family Stone or Wild Cherry for some good funk. Nothing like good funk to get you moving.
...Badeye
Best of luck, Cytania. Rip It Up.
...Badeye
Some years ago now, I had a 1970 Martin acoustic which sounded sweet. One nite at a party a drunken fool fell on
the guitar and broke the headstock clean off. I was'nt a
happy camper. I did get if fixed but never stayed in tune.That was the guitar I was learning on and got rid of it
and my playing was delayed by some twenty odd years.
Hope yours works out for you.
Take Care....Badeye.
What a great tune you have there Lena. Very well thought out.
Gonna have to play that one again "badeyed'
...Badeye.
We usually get the kitchen rockin with tunes like ;
People Get Ready-Sonny Terry
Deep Elm Blues-Jerry Garcia
Just Seventeen- The Beatles
Out On The Mira- John Allen Cameron
Lukey's Boat- Great Big Sea
Getting Dark Again-The Rankins
Jenny Jenny-Tommie Twotone
Ophiela-The Band
Pawnshop Blues-Brownie MaGhee
Johny B Good-Chuck Berry
Not Fattening Frogs For Snakes-Sonny Boy Williamson
Midnite Special-Leadbelly
California Dreaming-Mamas and Papas
City Of New Orleans-Woody Guthrie
East Coast Blues-Matt Minglewood
Down On The Corner-Creedence Clearwater Revival
and maaaaany mooore
...Badeye.:cool:
Keep at them. I'm glad to hear you had the "lighth bulb" moment. It's very gratifiying
I had that "light bulb" moment today. For two weeks I practiced going from open chords to barre chords in the E shape and the A shape. I grab my guitar every morning and today it seem to sound so right. Just proves what I've read on this site, Practice is key.
Badeye....
For hard rock I like "Phat Brittany".
Badeye....:cool:
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